22. The Spiral of Shame

22. The Spiral of Shame

A diagnosis of ADHD, autism or dyslexia is merely an indication that your brain works in a different - and exciting - way.

So why are the rates of co-occurring anxiety and depression so high for neurodivergent people?

In this episode, Sonia talks to 16-year-old Emily Martin, who has ADHD, dyslexia and dyscalculia. Emily suffered from intense anxiety and low self-esteem throughout her primary school years.

Therapist Jane Kjersten explains the specific type of trauma that can come from feeling ‘lesser than’, and suggests ways to heal from the emotional pain.

Guests:
Emily and Jo Martin
Jane Kjersten Jane Kjersten Therapist

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34. Mental health, medication and neurodivergent burnout

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33. What can science tell us about neurodivergent brains?

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32. ADHD and Perimenopause:  The Perfect Storm

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31. Gender diversity & neurodiversity: Understanding the intersection

31. Gender diversity & neurodiversity: Understanding the intersection

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17 Apr 43min

30. Neurodiversity at work: why traditional workplaces fail ‘different thinkers’

30. Neurodiversity at work: why traditional workplaces fail ‘different thinkers’

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10 Apr 35min

29. Is there real hope for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder?

29. Is there real hope for Obsessive Compulsive Disorder?

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3 Apr 48min

28. Why ADHD still feels so hard - even when you understand it

28. Why ADHD still feels so hard - even when you understand it

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